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... Watson. New Springs, Staffordshire, saddler—F. W South, Maidston , beersellei ti. Kirk. Portland-lerrace, S'. John's wood, liay dealer—W. Scammell. Old Brent* ford, boot maker —W. Morris. Tonbridge. Kent, builder J Okell, Union-court, Old Broad-street, City ...
... (return). Won by 9 wickets. Derbyshire, 226—33 for 1 wicket. Sussex, 49-—2il. Aug. 26, at Maidstone, v. Kent (return). Lost by 10 wickets. Derbyshire, 55—103. Kent, 122-—35 for no wicket. *Not included in the averages. Matches played, 8 ; won, 2; lost, ...
... Yorkshire, groce BANKRUPTS TO SURKENDER IN BAS NGHALLG-ST. C. J. Bond, Biackheath, Kent, tailor—H. Wal- duck, New Bond-street, ciemist and drugyist— Laws, Broad-street, Golden-square, grocer. man. Pulling, Hay’s Wharf, Tooley-street, potato sales- BANKRUPTS ...
... trimmed with silver. The esquires of the Marquis were Lord John Beresford, Sir diaries Kent, Mr. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumlcy, Captain Lewis Ricardo, Lord Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. Beresford, and the minstrels were an Irish piper and harper. Sir Charles ...
... Westbromwich, draper—J. Phillips, Birmingham, wood turner-E. Shingler, Birmingham, boot maker —W. W. Yonng, J. W. Young, and O. Young, Neath, Glamorganshire, millers—J. W. Golden, Brighouse, Yorkshire, card maker—T. Mornaon, Rhyl, Flintshire, coal merchant ...
... Dragoons, Bombay,|42nd Bengal, Stirling Maidstone Madras, Chatham 7ih Hussars, Bengal, Can- 44th Madras, Cob terbury 45th Cape o Blh do. Bombay, Canter- Parkhurst bury Bengal, 9th Lancers, Bengal, Aldersh Maidstone 48th Bengal, Cork 10th Hussars, 49th Barbadoes ...
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... - LOCKE’S BOOTS seed in amount that of any other six @ money lent, by this Bank in guaranteed to ex- —Awrisgrtic the largest advance offices or credit ENERAL FURNITURE axp Boots from 4s. 3d. to 16s. 6d. and Cane Chairs . 286d Ladies’ Boots from 23. ...
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... 9th Lancers, Bengal;-53rd Bengal, Chatham Maidstone is4lh Bengal, Colchester |oth Hussars, Sheffield joolh Dublin, Jersey 11 do. Hounslow Bombay, Colchester 12th Lancers, Madras,ls7th Malta, Fermoy Maidstone |-58lh New Zealand, Belfast 13th Light Dragoons ...
... by the exhibitors. For the best hop pressing machine (in cloth), for the home market, Wm. Weeks, of Maidstone, has been awarded the prize for his Kent pattern hop pressing machine. In hops, the first prize of £lO, for the best sample of golding hops, ...